If the law 'presumably hits the evil where it is most felt, it is not to be overthrown because there are other instances to which it might have been applied.' Miller v. Wilson, 236 U.S. 373, 384, 35 S.Ct.
Classified documents show that the Reagan Administration feared Hussein would lose the Iran-Iraq war or be overthrown because of food shortages.
China does not want the North Korean regime to collapse or be overthrown because Beijing doesn't want waves of refugees pouring into their country.
His government was overthrown because of rightist criticism of his push for social reform on a budget badly depleted by the Suez invasion.
My first uneasy answer, therefore, is that an awful regime was overthrown that could have been overthrown lawfully, because it was genocidal, but was in fact overthrown in unlawful violation of orthodox international law, on premises that have been shown to have been false and misleading.
Here, the existence of the industry, highly important to the state, the transactions in the tobacco markets, the necessity of protecting the growers from exorbitant warehouse charges, must be presumed to have been fully known to the members of the Legislature and this presumption cannot be overthrown, as it has been sought to be overthrown, by testimony of individual legislators.
"There is no clear sign that he wants the existing order to be overthrown, or that he believes it would make very much difference if it were overthrown.
Nimrodi, it says, openly advocated that Khomeini be overthrown and that Western interests help train the forces to do it.
Vladimir Putin believes that if Assad is permitted to be overthrown and ISIS survives the Middle East will be more of a mess than it is today.
For all his defiant rhetoric, Saddam Hussein has been humiliated militarily, and it follows logically that he should now also be overthrown politically.
